Sentence examples for quick cost from inspiring English sources
Tsai and Chang (2004) developed a method of quick cost estimation based on function characteristics and the QFD technique.
The proposed cost models presented in this study can included in a simple program to help users make more accurate and quick cost estimates for their future projects.
DEEP, the IAEA Desalination Economic Evaluation Program, is increasingly used as a tool for quick cost estimates of co-generated power and water production schemes.
To ease the transition, U.S. retailers will receive a tax credit equal to the FairTax on their inventory to allow for quick cost reduction.
The absence of simple, quick, cost effective and reliable tests to detect fake and substandard products can only facilitate the spread of suspect ACTs.
The advantages of DNA barcoding allows for quick, cost effective means of identifying species that can be carried out using easy-to-use and fast phylogenetic and bioinformatic tools, which will become easier as the database expands.
We asked representatives of a few productions that made the trek this summer to give us a quick cost-benefit analysis.
They see it as an easy, quick, cost-effective way of reaching a lot of people, not realising how hard it can be to put together a clever video and get a target market in the to pass it on.
With much of Europe still caught in an economic slump and several countries weighing down the bloc's growth prospects because of huge sovereign debt problems of their own, E.U. officials are starting to circulate proposals for fixing this comparatively simple problem, in hopes of yielding a quick, cost-free stimulus to Europe's financial health.
"We may be a little early in our upgrade, but we think there will be some quick cost-cutting gains and potential for earnings upside over the next few quarters".
In his district, the Garcetti311 app has been used to fill potholes and to identify and remove graffiti in a quick, cost-effective manner that puts citizens directly in touch with their elected leaders.
